'Blue Homeland' Exercise Alarmed Greece
turkey January 4, 2025 05:30Turkey's upcoming military exercise named 'Blue Homeland 2025' has raised concerns in Greece even before it started.
Turkey's upcoming military exercise named 'Blue Homeland 2025' has raised concerns in Greece even before it started.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has emphasized the need for Turkey-EU relations to return to the pre-Sarkozy era, highlighting the importance of a merit-based membership path for Turkey to become a more effective regional power in partnership with Europe.
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Iran has pledged full support to the Syrian government following rebel attacks on Aleppo, the country's second city.
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The Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) has claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack on a state-owned company near Ankara, resulting in five deaths and 22 injuries.
The Turkish government announces the identification of a perpetrator involved in the terrorist attack on aerospace company TUSAS, linking him to the PKK.
Turkey conducted airstrikes on targets in Syria and Iraq, citing self-defense rights under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. Five people were killed and 22 wounded in an attack near Ankara.
A terrorist attack on a factory of Turkish Aerospace Industries near the Turkish capital Ankara has resulted in deaths and injuries, according to the Turkish Minister of Interior.
An earthquake of around 6.0 magnitude has struck eastern Turkey, with the epicenter located east of Malatya, approximately 545 kilometers southeast of the capital Ankara.